01/04/2017 Look North (Yorkshire)

Hundreds of health campaigners, fighting against cuts

to local NHS services, have been demonstrating

Several campaign groups from across Yorkshire, including

Save Huddersfield Royal Infirmary, have joined forces with trade

unions, politicians and health workers to make their voices heard.

Making their voices heard, hundreds of protesters gathered

in the centre of Leeds to campaign about the proposed cuts to the NHS

We think that services are deteriorating, targets

are being missed and we think this is a funding issue and a political

Trade union members, NHS staff and patients marched

alongside campaign groups, united and passionate

I think it's absolutely disgraceful that they are actually putting money

Our NHS is in danger of absolute devastation.

And we need to stand up and we need to stand up and fight for it.

The NHS announced plans this week to deliver further

improvements for patients, including better cancer treatment

But for protestors here today, it is not enough.

The Government says it is investing ?10 billion into the NHS,

but after a winter that has seen unprecedented pressure

on the system, campaigners still have their fears.

Police in South Yorkshire are investigating after a 16-year-old

girl reported being raped in Rotherham last night.

The attack is alleged to have happened when the girl was walking

along Badsley Moor Lane in the Herringthorpe

Police have been conducting house to house enquiries,

looking for CCTV evidence and extra police patrols have

Sport now and the South Yorkshire derby between Barnsley

and Sheffield Wednesday at Oakwell ended in a 1-1 draw, with the home

Former Barnsley striker Sam Winnall gave Wednesday the lead five minutes

But it ended 1-1 after Barnsley equalised three

It means Wednesday drop out of the play offs.

I would have been disappointed if we did not taking

I would have been delighted if we'd taken the three points at the end

It was a game for us where what could go wrong did go wrong.

So, taking out of that game a lot of positives.

The way my players ran fights, and their attitude with the game,

We'd have been disappointed to just achieve one point.

Elsewhere in the Championship, Rotherham's relegation to League One

was confirmed as they lost 1-nil at home to Fulham.

Huddersfield conceded in the sixth minute of injury time at home

to Burton and lost 1-nil, but stay third in the table.

Leeds kicked off at 5.30pm away at Reading and the score

In League One, Chesterfield are one step closer to relegation

after drawing nil-nil away at Bolton.

But Bradford look good for the play offs after beating Walsall 1-nil

at home thanks to a goal from Billy Clarke.

In League Two, John Marquis scored a hat-trick to put Doncaster

within touching distance of automatic promotion as they came

Goals from Andy Williams and Alfie May made it a 5-1 win.

In the National League, York City made it five home wins

in a row with a 3-nil victory against Braintree Town.

And in rugby league, the latest score in the match between Wakefield

and the Catalans Dragons is Catalans 18, Wakefield 38.

Let's have a look at the rest of the weekend's weather now,

We saw some pretty heavy showers across Yorkshire today

and since it's now April, I think we can call these

They'll clear tonight, turning chilly, so, yes,

we are waving farewell to the showers, turning dry

I think temperatures getting down to around 4 or 5 Celsius, in town,

OK, it looks dry, it looks bright tomorrow morning.

Just a few scattered showers here or there,

14 Celsius our high, remaining settled on Monday.

Good evening. It is the 1st of April today and appropriately enough, we

had a day of sunny spells and showers. We saw some rainbows, this

lovely double rainbow captured by one of -- one of our Weather

Watchers in Leicestershire. Some showers still dotted around but the

trend is they will become fewer and further between and most fading away

overnight and it will turn a bit chilly. The next few hours, some

showers dotted around but as we go through the small hours of the

morning, it becomes dry virtually everywhere and with clearing skies

and light wind, temperatures will drop away, major towns and cities in

England and Wales, seven or eight, rural spots a few degrees lower, and

in rural parts of Scotland